Sentence examples for now combined from inspiring English sources

Although three wrecked schools are now combined at South Plaquemines, rivalries persist at some level.

All are now combined into a single power system, an organic part of the Transcaucasian system.

Instead it threatens to bring down the now combined Lloyds Banking Group LBGG).

His son made a different decision, but in order to stay in power he cannot afford any political relaxation, so economic liberalisation is now combined with public executions.

Qur'an and religious studies classes - now combined into one book called "Gifts from Heaven" - were the most foreign to Seyed Khalaf students, Sepideh says.

Oliver and Posada have now combined for an alarming nine passed balls in 35 games; Posada has seven and Oliver two.

That an active government providing real help now – combined with the actions of people in our communities, can and will get us through difficult times.

"Its natural beauty is now combined with increasing sophistication typified by many good restaurants which have sprung up in recent years".

Between 1729 and 1734 he attended several universities, including the University of Wittenberg and the University of Halle (now combined in the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg).

The team's star receiver had also spent time in juvie after a stolen car incident two years earlier, and now combined immense talent and Byzantine trust issues.

"We've now combined the best thinkers in the U.S. sitting side by side with the people who are best at manufacturing in the world".